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Investigate migration to symbol.exe for symbol publishing #14501

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hoyosjs opened this issue Feb 22, 2024 · 3 comments
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Investigate migration to symbol.exe for symbol publishing #14501

hoyosjs opened this issue Feb 22, 2024 · 3 comments

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hoyosjs commented Feb 22, 2024

  • This issue is blocking
  • This issue is causing unreasonable pain

This is something that will become increasingly common and might become a blocker at some point in the future. Originally, the .NET team wrote a symbol uploader tool since the ecosystem didn't handle MACHO, ELF, Dwarf, and other files. Nowadays, through collaborations with the 1ES team there's a symbol uploader cli that supports these scenarios. This tool will be the supported solution going forward as it's actively maintained to follow best security practices. This tool supports more modern authentication workflows and is maintained by the same team that supports the backends for the

There are a few things to consider:

  • We'd have to explode nupkgs. The tool doesn't don't do this and has no practical reason to do so.
  • Explore CLR related keys - dac/dbi/clr key combo.
  • Full to portable PDB conversion is also not supported.

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cc @mikem8361 @tommcdon @leculver

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hoyosjs commented Feb 22, 2024

cc: @markwilkie

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Do you have any comments here @mikem8361 ?

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Juan has covered the issues here. We really can't support the current symbol uploader going forward especially for authentication,

@missymessa missymessa added this to the Tracking for other teams milestone Jun 13, 2024
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